But if you never caught <span style="visibility: visible;" id="search"></span>Tuminello's throughout the 80's when the old man had it you missed out. I barely remember it myself but it was special.<span style="font-style: italic;"></span><span style="visibility: visible;" id="search"></span>
If they let Miles go, they should go after Nutt. He has won two consecutive cotton bowls and recruits better than Ed Orgeron. Why would they even consider Mullen if Nutt is available?
If you don't agree that you have had favorable schedules the last two years than I don't know what else to tell you. I wish we had the same because I think more wins has a positive impact on recruiting. Apparently you don't agree, fair enough.
The problem is the perception of the caliber of your team, which is highly inflated due to your successful scheduling. That has been the problem for the past two years. Your schedule has allowed your team to reach a level of success it likely would not have if you had played the same schedule as...
Maybe not necessarily in 2008 but possibly (down year in the SEC,especially the west). Certainly in 09 and 10. Its the smart thing to do and I'm not knocking it, especially when rebuilding. I would say that probably half of the SEC teams that year would have beaten Texas Tech.
If you don't...
is how important OM scheduling has been to their recent success. I think it has more to do with that than anything else. Recruiting stars are less important than a nice manageable schedule....
around all of them. Waco is a good friend of mine... He is a navy seal now. Bevo and Waco went to the madison public schools (this was before madison central) before they went to MRA, I think Waco left MRHS during the 10th grade. I graduated in the last MRHS class.